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hi everyone , im a complete doof but i was wondering if boingo cd’s are still being pressed … i heard a sample of them somewhere and fell head over heels for it . Can one of you lovely people help me out?
Stephanie
They are all probably out-of-print, but not necessarily unavailable in stores.
Try Amazon.com to see which are still available, then hit local stores.
Ryan
alright .. my fav. over priced record store ( sam goody) actually carries most of OB’s cd’s .. which do you all think is best to buy?
If you see Good for Your Soul or Nothing to Fear, pick those up because they are OOP. From what I hear, you may luck out and stumble across them now, but they can no longer be ordered.
I think it’s the same wih So-lo.
All the others can be ordered though.
If you know what songs you heard and liked, I’d start with the albums that contain those songs. If you can’t remember, then start with either Anthology or maybe Farewell, then from there go on with the cd’s taht contain the songs you like.
Chronological order is fun too.
Someday, I’m going to save this reply so I can easily access it to copy and paste.
Happy hunting Stephanie.
I’d recommend anything live–just because I think that’s the closest you’ll get to the real deal and all….plus, they sound saucy that way! (Well, they sound saucy anyway, but live adds a little extra kick)!
I’m going to agree 100% with what Pammy said. I’ll just add that So-Lo is DEFINITELY out of print, and I believe has been for much longer than either Nothing To Fear or Good For Your Soul (it was the last album that I found, and one of my favorites!).
Monmouth Mall?
Look, if you need, e-mail me (click the link). There are plenty of better places in Monmouth County to get Boingo music than that overpriced hive.
I recommend Oingo Boingo Anthology, (it has everything you need).
Then, when you’re brave enough, branch out to Farewell and maybe Boingo (94) and Good For Your Soul.
Hello all, first time poster, LONG time lurker. For any Apple users (like Danny)/Elfman fans out there: if you can’t get your hands on Nothing to Fear, the entire album is available for like $9 on Apple’s iTunes. It’s not a physical CD, but at least you have a copy of the music with great sound quality (that you can burn your own CDs legally from). Now if only they’d get So-Lo posted for fans to buy…
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